Entertainment listings from NZPA. (Previous standings shown in brackets)

Top 10 films for the week ended March 31, supplied by the Motion Picture Distributors' Association.

1 (-) Boy

2 (1) Alice in Wonderland

3 (-) How to Train Your Dragon

The top 20 singles and albums for the week ended April 4, supplied by the Recording Industry Association. (Previous standings shown in brackets).

SINGLES:

1 (1) You Got Me - J. Williams feat. Scribe

2 (2) Hey Soul Sister - Train

Feeling depressed about the end of daylight savings? Don't be! We think it's a great excuse to put off the lawns and settle in front of the box a little earlier each day.

Prime TV highlights for the week ending April 30th.

ANZAC SPECIAL

Australian musician John Butler's journey to discover his ancestry has inspired a new album with his trio. He spoke to TAMAR MCKEWEN of NZPA about how the experience changed him.

The History Channel will commemorate the true spirit of ANZAC DAY with selection of special programming commencing from 10.30am on Friday 25 April - SKY Channel 73.

PREMIERES:

REVEALING GALLIPOLI, 5.30pm (1x120')

Channel Premiere

Favourite musical pieces around planes, trains and automobiles feature in the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's popular annual concerts for young children APO 4 Kids.

Just ahead of Carole King and James Taylor's Troubadour Reunion shows in New Zealand comes news of the perfect companion album to the tour. In November of 1970 James Taylor and Carole King first performed together at the Troubadour on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, California.

Stanley Bay School's annual World Famous in Devonport gigantic garage sale will be held on 24th April from 8am to 11.30am.  Come along and grab some fantastic bargains.  Our hall will be packed full of castoffs from some of New Zealand's most exclusive homes.

Nelson Cathedral is in for a roof raising experience on April 18 when the third Rainbow Praise service will attract numerous ethnic choirs and a capacity congregation.